Samsung LE-22B650

Samsung LE-32A556

was sick as a chip! My husband asked which one I liked best to which I replied "the Panasonic Vierra" and as usual he totally ignored me and decided the Samsung LE32A556P was the best one he had seen. As he was paying I left the final decision up to him. I must admit the Samsung did have a slightly better picture quality than the Panasonic and I think it was only the fact I didn t know much about Samsung that was holding me back. Anyhow we decided this was the one we would go for but we would go back home and do a price comparison on the computer to find the best deal first. The price in Currys was £749 and on doing a price comparison we found the cheapest ...

Samsung LE-32A556

was sick as a chip! My husband asked which one I liked best to which I replied "the Panasonic Vierra" and as usual he totally ignored me and decided the Samsung LE32A556P was the best one he had seen. As he was paying I left the final decision up to him. I must admit the Samsung did have a slightly better picture quality than the Panasonic and I think it was only the fact I didn t know much about Samsung that was holding me back. Anyhow we decided this was the one we would go for but we would go back home and do a price comparison on the computer to find the best deal first. The price in Currys was £749 and on doing a price comparison we found the cheapest ...

Samsung LE-40N87BD

- OK, so after months of thinking I had found the right TV and then being told it sucked - I finally stumbled across a TV known as the Samsung LE40N87BD - a high definition 1080p set. I should first mention here that the LE40N87 model is extremely similar to the "LE40M86BD" & "LE40M87BD" models, the only differences are their physical looks & that the M86/87 uses a reflective screen with a 15,000:1 contrast ratio whereas the LE40N87BD uses a non-reflective matte screen with a 10,000:1 contrast ratio (much better in my opinion, I hate it when televisions suffer from lights reflecting off the screen). I first saw the Samsung N87 in Richer ...

Samsung LE-40N87BD

- OK, so after months of thinking I had found the right TV and then being told it sucked - I finally stumbled across a TV known as the Samsung LE40N87BD - a high definition 1080p set. I should first mention here that the LE40N87 model is extremely similar to the "LE40M86BD" & "LE40M87BD" models, the only differences are their physical looks & that the M86/87 uses a reflective screen with a 15,000:1 contrast ratio whereas the LE40N87BD uses a non-reflective matte screen with a 10,000:1 contrast ratio (much better in my opinion, I hate it when televisions suffer from lights reflecting off the screen). I first saw the Samsung N87 in Richer ...

Samsung LE-40N87BD

This is a really great TV, i bought it when at one of it's first weeks on the market, and i still love it, got a great picture, i just dont use, samsungs image improving, Dni-e i think it's called. It makes the picture over expose with brightness. Though it is quite good looking on analouge tv signal, Dni-e makes the picture blury, with blue-ray. ...

Samsung LE-40N87BD

This is a really great TV, i bought it when at one of it's first weeks on the market, and i still love it, got a great picture, i just dont use, samsungs image improving, Dni-e i think it's called. It makes the picture over expose with brightness. Though it is quite good looking on analouge tv signal, Dni-e makes the picture blury, with blue-ray. ...